8/19/47 Reply to questionnaire by Dr. Lulu Waters Hare:
"Examined Mrs. [
5270] in July 6, 1944. Profuse vaginal
discharge. Patient very tired at all times. Had had facial
paralysis most severe on left side. Bp. 84/134 - beat 100
- no murmur. Lungs, o.k., Teeth, o.k. Tonsillitis often.
Both eye reflex bad, left eye worse. Catarrh of nasal
mucosa. Temp. 99. Hemo 90%. Uterus normal size; cervix,
o.k. Not constipated. Menstruation regular. Sensitive at
3rd cervical, 9th dorsal, lumbar and sacrum. Tender over
abdomen. BM plus 4 1/2. Diagnosis: An infection in pelvis,
ovaries and tubes. She had been taking Zyrone so that
her hemo. was up to 90%. She continued with douche of
Glyco-Thymoline, Atomidine. But what I think did the trick
of killing the infection was Sulfathiazole. I gave her
osteopathic treatments for the blood supply and nervous
reactions at the 3rd cervical, 9th dorsal, lumbar and sacral
areas. I gave Mrs. [
5270] eight osteopathic treatments,
besides giving her the Sulfathiazole."
4/12/49 Letter: "For some time, I have wanted to tell you
how much my reading by Edgar Cayce meant to me. I feel that,
had it not been for that wonderful experience, I would not
have my lovely little daughter, nor would I have discovered
the great subject of metaphysics. I have 2 copies of 'There
Is A River' which are in demand constantly. One of the
leading clubs in town had me review the book last year. I'm
very much like the Ancient Mariner, 'my experience is one
that I feel I must tell to everybody I meet...'"
6/19/50 Letter: "...I long for the day when I can make a
donation to the bureau and rejoin the Association, because
you are doing a wonderful work, and I miss the vast store of
information that I received in the pamphlets. But my husband
came back from the Army, and started a new business, which
is taking our resources at present. Dr. Lawrence [Wilburn
Lawrence, D.C.], a very fine chiropractor, has become
interested in your work as a result of reading 'There
Is A River', and my diagnoses..."
9/06/50 Application for Associate Membership received.
10/31/50 Letter: "I would have liked so much to attend
your Conference these past few days. I have wondered what
prophecies your father's reading might have given concerning
our world situation. I am enclosing five dollars, four of
which I owe for membership... Below is a list of names I
feel might be prospective members..."
8/22/60 GD's note: Mrs. [
5270] is still a member of A.R.E.
and actively interested in its work.
2/16/71 She wrote: "I am frequently invited to 'tell my
tale' about Edgar Cayce to various kinds of groups."


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